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Rocket Lab Launches Private Earth-Observing Satellite Toward Orbit for BlackSky
Rocket Lab launched BlackSky’s Gen-3 satellite to a 470-km orbit aboard its Electron rocket on June 2. The mission, part of a four-launch series, marked Electron’s 65th flight and reinforced its role in commercial space. The Gen-3 satellite will enhance Earth's imaging with AI-powered analytics for defence, commercial, and humanitarian applicat...
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All About Tobol, Russia's Secret Weapon Linked To Jamming Of Planes' Signals
Tobol electronic warfare system was previously linked to jamming of signals of ships on NATO's eastern flank.
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Xpeng X2 'Flying Car' Completes First Public Flight Ahead of Planned Launch in International Markets
Xpeng X2, a "flying car" built by Chinese electronic vehicle maker Xpeng, on Monday completed its first public test flight in the United Arab Emirates. The company is planning to launch the two-seater electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft in international markets, which reportedly has a maximum takeoff weight of 760kg, a 560kg emp...
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Chinese "Flying Car" Makes First Public Flight In Dubai
A "flying car" built by Chinese electronic vehicle maker Xpeng Inc made its first public flight in the United Arab Emirates, as the company works towards launching the electric aircraft on international markets.
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Coronavirus: Facebook, LG, Others Curb Travel to China as Warnings Grow
Facebook and other global companies including LG Electronics and HSBC are restricting travel to China, as the death toll from a flu-like virus rose above 100 on Tuesday.
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US Says Accused Apple Secrets Thief Had Patriot Missile File
Jizhong Chen, a US citizen who was arrested on his way to catch a flight to China, is awaiting trial on charges that he collected photos, schematics and manuals from his work on Apple's tightly guarded self-driving car project.
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Sacked Nissan Boss Offers To Wear Electronic Ankle Tag For Bail
Ousted Nissan Motor Co Chairman Carlos Ghosn has offered to wear an electronic ankle tag and hire guards to monitor him in an unusual bid to secure his release on bail after two months of detention in Japan for alleged financial crimes. Ghosn is also willing to remain in Tokyo, where he has leased an apartment, and post stock he owns in Nissan as c...
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Woman, 28, Raped On Pretext Of Marriage In Delhi
A 28-year-old employee of an multinational company has alleged she was raped by a married man in the city, who also duped her of Rs 10 lakh, the police said on Thursday. In her complaint filed at a police station in Dwarka district on Monday, the woman alleged the 48-year-old man raped her on the pretext of marriage. She also said the accused's wif...
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Pilot Smoking Mid-Air Forces Air China Flight's Emergency Descent
A state-owned Chinese airline, Air China, flight had to descend on Tuesday after a co-pilot smoked an electronic cigarette mid-air.
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Video: Carry-On Bag In Flames, Crew Fights Fire With Water, Juice
A domestic flight in China was delayed by nearly three hours when a power bank kept in the overhead compartment caught fire. The electronic device went up in flames shortly before takeoff while passengers were still boarding the plane. Fortunately, the fire was put out successfully and no person was reported injured.
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Passengers On Saudi Arabia Airlines Allowed To Bring Electronics On Flights To UK
Saudi Arabia announced on Friday that passengers traveling on its airlines to the United Kingdom would once again be allowed to carry on electronic devices, reversing a ban put in place earlier this year for security reasons.
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Britain Lifts Laptop Ban For Some Flights From Turkey
Britain on Friday lifted a ban on personal electronic devices for flights from Istanbul's Sabiha Gokcen airport but will keep restrictions for Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia and other Turkish hubs.
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US Laptop Ban on Middle East Carriers Has Officially Ended
In March, the United States banned large electronics in cabins on flights from 10 airports in the Middle East and North Africa over concerns that explosives could be concealed in the devices taken onboard aircraft.
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US Ending Laptop Ban On Middle Eastern Airlines
The US Transportation Security Administration said on Monday it was lifting a ban on passengers on Saudi Arabian Airlines carrying large electronics like laptops onboard US-bound flights, the last carrier under the restrictions.
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Laptop Ban On Direct Flights Between Morocco And US To Be Lifted: Report
A ban on carrying laptop computers and other large electronic devices in aircraft cabins on direct flights between Morocco and the United States will be lifted on Thursday, Morocco's Royal Air Maroc said in a statement.
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Rocket Lab Launches Private Earth-Observing Satellite Toward Orbit for BlackSky
Rocket Lab launched BlackSky’s Gen-3 satellite to a 470-km orbit aboard its Electron rocket on June 2. The mission, part of a four-launch series, marked Electron’s 65th flight and reinforced its role in commercial space. The Gen-3 satellite will enhance Earth's imaging with AI-powered analytics for defence, commercial, and humanitarian applicat...
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All About Tobol, Russia's Secret Weapon Linked To Jamming Of Planes' Signals
Tobol electronic warfare system was previously linked to jamming of signals of ships on NATO's eastern flank.
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Xpeng X2 'Flying Car' Completes First Public Flight Ahead of Planned Launch in International Markets
Xpeng X2, a "flying car" built by Chinese electronic vehicle maker Xpeng, on Monday completed its first public test flight in the United Arab Emirates. The company is planning to launch the two-seater electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft in international markets, which reportedly has a maximum takeoff weight of 760kg, a 560kg emp...
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Chinese "Flying Car" Makes First Public Flight In Dubai
A "flying car" built by Chinese electronic vehicle maker Xpeng Inc made its first public flight in the United Arab Emirates, as the company works towards launching the electric aircraft on international markets.
-
Coronavirus: Facebook, LG, Others Curb Travel to China as Warnings Grow
Facebook and other global companies including LG Electronics and HSBC are restricting travel to China, as the death toll from a flu-like virus rose above 100 on Tuesday.
-
US Says Accused Apple Secrets Thief Had Patriot Missile File
Jizhong Chen, a US citizen who was arrested on his way to catch a flight to China, is awaiting trial on charges that he collected photos, schematics and manuals from his work on Apple's tightly guarded self-driving car project.
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Sacked Nissan Boss Offers To Wear Electronic Ankle Tag For Bail
Ousted Nissan Motor Co Chairman Carlos Ghosn has offered to wear an electronic ankle tag and hire guards to monitor him in an unusual bid to secure his release on bail after two months of detention in Japan for alleged financial crimes. Ghosn is also willing to remain in Tokyo, where he has leased an apartment, and post stock he owns in Nissan as c...
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Woman, 28, Raped On Pretext Of Marriage In Delhi
A 28-year-old employee of an multinational company has alleged she was raped by a married man in the city, who also duped her of Rs 10 lakh, the police said on Thursday. In her complaint filed at a police station in Dwarka district on Monday, the woman alleged the 48-year-old man raped her on the pretext of marriage. She also said the accused's wif...
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Pilot Smoking Mid-Air Forces Air China Flight's Emergency Descent
A state-owned Chinese airline, Air China, flight had to descend on Tuesday after a co-pilot smoked an electronic cigarette mid-air.
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Video: Carry-On Bag In Flames, Crew Fights Fire With Water, Juice
A domestic flight in China was delayed by nearly three hours when a power bank kept in the overhead compartment caught fire. The electronic device went up in flames shortly before takeoff while passengers were still boarding the plane. Fortunately, the fire was put out successfully and no person was reported injured.
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Passengers On Saudi Arabia Airlines Allowed To Bring Electronics On Flights To UK
Saudi Arabia announced on Friday that passengers traveling on its airlines to the United Kingdom would once again be allowed to carry on electronic devices, reversing a ban put in place earlier this year for security reasons.
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Britain Lifts Laptop Ban For Some Flights From Turkey
Britain on Friday lifted a ban on personal electronic devices for flights from Istanbul's Sabiha Gokcen airport but will keep restrictions for Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia and other Turkish hubs.
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US Laptop Ban on Middle East Carriers Has Officially Ended
In March, the United States banned large electronics in cabins on flights from 10 airports in the Middle East and North Africa over concerns that explosives could be concealed in the devices taken onboard aircraft.
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US Ending Laptop Ban On Middle Eastern Airlines
The US Transportation Security Administration said on Monday it was lifting a ban on passengers on Saudi Arabian Airlines carrying large electronics like laptops onboard US-bound flights, the last carrier under the restrictions.
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Laptop Ban On Direct Flights Between Morocco And US To Be Lifted: Report
A ban on carrying laptop computers and other large electronic devices in aircraft cabins on direct flights between Morocco and the United States will be lifted on Thursday, Morocco's Royal Air Maroc said in a statement.
